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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

Rock Island third addition now on sale.
Call early and select you a choice lot at
Hardy Solomon g. Sons, 327 Douglas avenue.
Stiff
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
New YORK Live stock.

pce~e~-peceipts - carloads, steady: s,erre 81 ases
s ~: bclis and dry COWS ~ e-ss 81
eaeep-Etscs-pt. aus ouE and ta~er win sicw
al ars u Tor sn<~p ana 1szf 81 for ta.Ht..
II Asn-Reoelpu ile6 wesksf at 6sSS s..
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

Now is the time TO buy lots In the Blue
Grass add, before all the corners are gone.
For sale by Hardy Solomon & Sons, 33l E
Douglas ave. SS-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

If you have bargain for sale bring it to
us aud it will be sold before the day ls done.
91-tf MCDOWELL 4 MANSON,
Room up stairs, 254 n Main.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
Magic nm. Magic Hill,

secure the finest suburban homes iii the city
OF easy terms. Allen, Graham & Jones.
25ff
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
Twenty Acre Trac. for sale.

Lots G0x1751% # on 5th ave opposite Uniol
depot $1,000. THOMPSON Il NORRIS,
d93 Its LA " Main st.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
Notice 10 Carpenters.

j. E. Richmond has set up saw filing
shop at Klaus & Coles shops, south Of post
Office. on Water street, where he will file
saws of all kinds. SI-6t+
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
BY His Own Hand,

NICE, March 4.-Another light shock
of earthquake has been felt here.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

NEW YORK. March 4.
Money call easy ats al per cent; closei at 1.
Prime mercantile paper ) gI.
Sterling exchange steadier.
The total sales OF stocks were 226.6l6 shares.
Socks were dull today and closed low than yes.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
BULGARIA.


SOFIA, March 4.-Leaders OF revolt al
Rusichuk have been ordered shot
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

Hardy Solomon s. Sons have the exclu-
sive sale of the Blue Grass add. Office 33l E
Douglas ave. SS:f
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

Bach Township Treasurer should
have Trea.urer's Record
stray Record, Transcripts, Compiled
Lave Of 1885, and fun assortment o,
Blanks.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
Law Books for Sale.
Sealed PROPOSALS.

1,200 law library now for sale. Cali a
once, up stairs, Ala e Douglas ave. 9l-3t*
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

G. The above should be furnished
to the Officers of each well regulated
Townships AT the expense of the Town
ship. The EAGLE has tie most coni-
plete Books and Blanks now published.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
Chicayo Grain and Provisions.

NdSH Vu''tNtH'II> WITT II FUi.U"
Flour dun and unchanged.
No sprins wheat ,Stses'6-
No sprlny wheat s!Ve1ee.
No red ~
No : corn Isf,SS34.
No 2oats 5Sas
Va rye <;
No BARLEY $3.50.
Mess pork Y 70
lard 4 IS.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
Each Road Overseer shonit hsv

EHCu 1SO6Q OV6IS08I kHVHIG HENV
8 Dad Overseer's Account Book, Re
eeipi Book for Labor, Receipt Book
for Extra Work, and Receipt Book
for Material Used.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-02-24
Water and MOhs.

have a great belief in the efficacy of
fire engines against mob. Wet clothes
damp ardOr; few men are brave when
cold and wet; and this fact is so well
known that a certain French politician
living in Paris during the period of ex-
element was in the habit, as soon as he
rose, of looking out of window. and if he
found that it was raining would exclaim
with sigh of relief, mo revolution to-
day." We also learn that when Louis
Philippe was replacing Napoleon's statue
on the column in the Place Vendome, the
Napoleonists assembled continually in ex-
cited crowds round the pedestal. The
crowds were, however, soon dspered by
copious streams of water being pumped
on them.
The material effect of stream of water
projected from a fire engine through a
hose is considerable. No man can stand
against it. Besides, on the principle that
the mishaps of others afford human be-
ings a certain amount of satisfaction, the
members of a crowd are sure to laugh at
seeing their companions wetted, and a
crowd which begins to laugh ceases to be
dangerous. I would therefore suggest
that whenever a serious disturbance Is
anticipated few fire engines should be
placed at the disposal of the police
Fortnightly Review.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-02-24
Need of a Sure Corn Cure. y

es4ny man who wants to make quick
and certain fortune observed Broad
way druggist the other day. lean do it
~ iLvcnting sure cure for corns. 1t
doesn't matter how many there are,
there's always room for one more.
Corns are a universal weakness of the
American people. There isn't day that
| do not have calls for corn cures from
anywhere from so to $50 men, women,
girls and boys"
is there any actual sure cure for
corns?'' I asked him.
That depends, said he, There is
hardly a remedy that would not remove
corns if the people who use it did not
wear shoes. The trouble Is that while
they are doctoring the corn they are con-
tinuing the friction and pressure that
originally produced it. But, whether
they cure or not, the good remedies, if
properly applied, keep the corn from in
creasing or hardening and reduce its an
noyance to minimum. There are hun
dreds of people who employ chiropo-
dist by the year at contract price, and it
is his duty to keep their corns pared down
and their feet in order. The corn cures
enable people who cannot afford this
luxury to care for their own toes with
little waste of time or trouble. ALFRED
Trumble in New York News.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-02-24

Nobody who is acquainted with the
progress of scientific thinking in every
department of human knowledge, in the
course of the last two centuries, will be
disposed to deny that immense provinces
have been added to the realm of science,
or to doubt that the next two centuries
will be witnesses of vastly greater an
nexation. More particularly in the re-
gion of the physiology of the nervous
system is it justifiable to conclude from
the progress that has been made in anal
wing the relations between material and
psychical phenomena that vast further
advances will be made, and that sooner
or later all the SO called spontaneous oper-
ations of the mind will have, not only
their relations to one another, but their
relations to physical phenomena, con-
nected in natural series of causes and eff
fects, strictly defined. In other words,
while at present we know only the nearer
moietv of the chain of causes and effects
by which the phenomena we call mate
rial give rise to those which we call men
tai, hereafter we shall get to the further
end of the series.-HuXley in Fortnightly
Review.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-02-24
A TIP IN WALL STREET.
Warning from a Friendly Broker-An
Idiot Playing with Lightning

Warning from a Friendly Broker-An
Idiot Playing with Lightning
Five years ago had tip on Memphis
and Charleston. 1t came from the exper-
! fenced financial editor of a daily news
paper. We had worked and chummed
together from boyhood. Brothers could
not have thought more of each other.
One afternoon received letter from
him urging me to raise 1000 and buy
| Memphis and Charleston railroad stock
/ for rise. The money was to serve as a
margin. He assured me that he had IN
vested nearly all that he was worth In 1t.
81 am on the inside he wrote, land l
viii stake my life on the result. y Know
ing the man SO well, 1 borrowed 81, 600.
On my way to a broker l dropped into
my friends office on Wall street. He
treasured me of the certainty of the in
veSlment.
English capitalists are going to lease
the road for ninety-nine years, he said.
The stock is now selling at AZ. When
the news about the Englishmen crops out
it will go up among the SOS. It's the
only sure chance 1 ever had in my life.
It's just like picking up money
. On the suggestion that it was barely
possible that he might be mistaken with
regard to the Englishmen, he continued:
''Ah! but 1 Sow the check on the
purchase money. 1t was drawn for
3,000,000 and it will be cashed to-
morrow. had the check right here on
this hand" he said, clapping his right
palm with his left. No man could be
more sure of an event. The check had
been shown him, he assured me, out of
good will and gratitude by man who
was indebted to him for many news
paper favor. Influenced by his conf
dence, hesitated no longer. went to
a broker who was a warm personal friend.
He had never seen me dabbling in Wall
street before. what brings you here
now" he asked. He was member Of
my lodge, and worthy member. He
heard the whole story and shook his
head.
'.I'n not buy the stock for you," he
said. My knowledge and my judgment
forbid. It's quoted at 40 to-day. That's
the highest it will ever 60 il my opinion.
The British syndicate is ghost story
tafTy for flats Go back to your desk and
htSD IepOII4ilS uOS Iolto dliU Hiui >'C1
trials for you're out of place in Wall
street. You are worse than an idiot
playing with electricity.
The 81, 900 was returned. The market
was watched by me as closely as a cat
watches a ground bird. The brokers'
prediction was fulfilled. The stock went
down like a corkscrew. Within two
days my margin would have been wiped
out. Within five days the stock had
touched 81. The financial editor lost
$5,OO0-money sadly missed by his widow
and children two years afterwards. More
than one man in this city. by the relation
of similar incidents. might shed lurid
light on the crop of tips now ready for
the sickle. The warm air from the min
ing and stock boards has ripened them
Ike cotton balls. Those worth picking
are few and far between. Even these
are rarely picked, however.-New York
Cor. Pioneer Press.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-02-24
a Swell Society Dinner.

Society ate, drank and was merry al
an unusually elaborate dinner one night
last week. The cloth was of cream
white silk edged with lace. \ scarf OF
deep crimson plush, with a golden
fringe ian down the middle of the table
Six branching golden stands held CAN
dies, with shades Of every soft deep
tint of decorated glass. The china was
exquisite, the silver was a family
fortune in itself, the favors had taxed
the ingenuity and the resources of the
jeweier. The servitors were deft-
handed, and the courses were enlivened
by music from al orchestra concealed
behind palms and hot house flowers.
Lilies of the valley floated in the finger
bowls. There were women engaged to
sing and women engaged to read poetry.
There were enormous bouquets for the
guests to take home with them. The
arithmetician of the party ciphered out
lite cost at ''SI 800 if it was a cent, =
and on the same day four families were
splitting up household furniture for
kindiing wood, because they were un-
able to buy coal.-Phsladelphia Press.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-02-24
No N0>,>>> o>,e We have
~ WAN NNSSN . money at

~ix per m. O. commissions are liberal No tg.
ages can be paio of at payment o any couI on, 1t
is 20 our 1nJeTt st 10 before giving 81 lea
ton. Room /, over Palace Dug store, Al ilene
kansas. JOLLY 4 CRANSION,
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-02-24
The CannibaIs of New Guinea.

These cannibals are really a fine set of
men, both intellectually and physically
superior to many of the coast tribes.
Their houses and temples are very re-
ma-kable structures. was allowed to
visit one of the temples, and a very re-
markable place it was. 1t was here that
the saturnalias of human flesh are con-
Quoted. When a number of bodies are
taken they are carried into the temple one
by one. At the end of the temple is a
dark recess, and into this each body is
taken. After the obSequies the body is
dragged out into the open, the head is
carefully chopped off, and the body is cut
up into pieces and thrown into the pot
for dinner. The flesh on the skull is then
very carefully taken off until the skull is
clean. The hideous trophy is handed
over to a skilled artifcer. who carves and
paints it. 1t is then hung up on peg in
the temple. 1t happened that these
skulls had been taken down for their an
nual busting, or should not have been
able to make such close inspection Of
the skulleries. Guinea Cor. Pail
Mall Gazette.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-02-24
Italy a Land of Monuments.

Italy is becoming a land of monuments.
One has been erected to Victor 8mman-
uel at Turin costing soc, 900, all Of which
was paid by King Humbert. Another is
going up on the Janiculum in Rome to
Garibaldi, to cost as much. Milan, Ma
pies, Genoa, Palermo and Bologna are
putting up monuments to Victor Emman-
uel costing from $4,000 to 100000
each, and Genoa is spending $50, 900 On
one to Mazlni.-Nsw York Tribune
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-02-24
Importance of the Paraflne Business.

Importance of the Parafflne Business.
Said practical refiner of oil while re-
ferring to the Importance the paratfine
business has reached: Every person
who sinks his or her teeth into chewing
gum nowadays chews paraffine. Every
delicate caramel or other CONNECTION sold
in the candy stores contains the wax,
and the paper it is wrapped in is saturated
with it. For the insulation of electric
wires paraffine wax has taken the place
Of everything else, and as the electric
lighting system increases in extent the
demand for this wax must necessarily
become proportionately greater. 1t is
the only wax that will defy the ectlon of
sulphuric and other acids, and it cannot
be adulterated for that reason. 1t has
displaced all other wax in the manufact-
ure of candles. The paper manufactur-
ers have found it an indispensable article
in their business, and all waxed papers
are now coated with refined parafine.
Fine cutlery and hardware cannot rust
when wrapped in paper waxed with par
affine. Brewers find it invaluable for
the coating of the inside of barrels, keep
ing them absolutely sweet and clean. It
has taken the place Of French wax in
the manufacture of wax flowers. 1t is
perfectly pure hydro-carbon,. without
taste or smell, notwithstanding that it is
made from the worst smelling tar imag-
Unable. 1t defies the strongest dissolv-
ants of all kinds, and is yielding more
profit to those who handle it in all
branches than any other substance of
American trade. New York Sun.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-02-24
SOLITUDE.

Not In the deepest tangles Of the wood,
The turtles haunt, the timid squirrel s Lair;
Not on the ocean beaches rough and baro
With never ending battles, unsubdued
In war Of winds and waters hoar and rude;
Not in the mountain passes, where the air
Sobs low, and life is like long despair
Thy home is not in these, oh, solitudei
But in the busy concourse, long and loud,
Where not one pulse Of human sympathy
Po-.- through the grasping spirits Of the crowd
Where each is rapt in snatching greedy
His brothers portion-Death shallow sh oud,
We know thy truest haunt and weep for thee.
Arthur L. Salmon in Chambers Journal
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-02-24
a New Species.

He was a nobby young man Of blue
blood and good financial backing, and as
he sal down in the car he pulled out his
handkerchief and gave his nose a princely
wipe. An odor of perfume was waited
through the car, and boy sitting beside
his mother suddenly called out;
''Say, ma, why can't we buy onions
which smell as nice as that?"--Detroit
Free Press.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-02-24
In a recent letter to the Kansas Cit,

Times, Miit Reynolds says:
''But one idea has pervaded the
minds Of Kansas jounalists-pride of
state. Every newspaper man has felt
that the honors were 10 be won in his
profession by saying the best things OF
Kansas and the most of them. No
state was ever a ded by its newspapers
so much as Kansas has been by its Wig
orous, spirited and manly press. Kan
sis sditors believe in the state more
thar many party. The rounded and
peril ctad sunfower, as the emblem of
theb state, commands greater obei-
sage aud reverence from them than
the knb6olech Of aisy partisan creed, I"
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-02-24

There is said to be danger of an entire
exter nination of the turtle of the tropical
waters, owing to the demands of big cam
nssies and soup factoris.-Boston Tran
hziuh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24

Wie n6tbig mitunter gan3 unf9eins
bare unb unbeadtete 3uidBe su gefeBs
IiGeu p~arasrapben ober suI etfahungs:
beitimmunsen fino. bat fih tarali9 bel
ben beutf9en Rei9stagsuablen tn gan3
ecIatanter Meiie geseigt.
Die beuti9e Rei9snerfohung entbdlt
u. O.. folgenbe NeitimmuHg in Dem So.
piteI iber bic @ablorbnung: . BE
Slim fei6beit entfheioet
has 2ooss. go LANCE Der Rei9stag be-
tfebt, iii bieier 3uiaB unn6thig getue'
len unb er i9ien Is aud bIeiber au
fouen. $50 Is fid um folde 3ablen
hanbelt. ute bel Der beuti4en Reibss
tagsmabl Gin einem eiuaisen Der iefs
Herliner WabIfreife wuroen $4,000
Gtimmen abesssben!) f6eint es taum
glaubli1, bab iener 3ufau uirflib Elm.
nal eintreten folIte. Dies III iebo9 bel
ben Iebten Mablen ian Wablfreis Auer'
furt.Wierieburg geI9eben. Bel Der ers
ten Wobl muroe bort feline abiolute
Maioritdt ersielt. Orei @anbibateu
tuaren auf Der arena, BON benen Der
6reiEnnige unb gonferbatipe f9lieBlif
aur Sti6mabl tamen. Sie Wablbetbeis
iiauna mar fir ben boruiegenb ldnblis
den 3reis cine iebr rege unb es ipurcen
melt mebr Stimmen abgegeben als Il
aupor. Bei Der amtli6eH Jeftfeluna
6es WablrefaItates ergab es fid, bat
beibe aanbibaten glei9 bel Stimmer
-ieber 7685-erbalteu batten. uab bat
alfo Der bisber nod ntdt b~asewefens
SOL eintrat, baB bas Coos su entidei'
BEN hattie, tper BON beiben Ganbioater
ben @ablfreis i'm &eidstage pertreter
foGe. Gas Slid mar ben 6reiinniger
hierbei ginitiger. ais bisber bel De'
@abl, nnb 10 eing ibr @anbisat-bel
| Qanbuirtb paufe, elm waderer ferrife'
Her tbiiringif9er Bauer als Siege'
aus benz Whrfelbe9er berbor.
Oos rManoat : atusfnobeIn4 mod
a~nerbines einen etipas abionberli9sr
ginbrud, ALIEN es lit obne Jrage bel
eiusig m0sIi@e @es. fiG aus einer1
fol1en 3mieipalt beraus3u5ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24
9as eiseme Weft bef&mutem?

gs lit unslaubli9, mas fir cine
Ma6t bic pbrais lit. sic mag nod
70 bumm urlb einfdltig iein, fie u3iebtN
INNER. M~Ilerbings nur bel urtbeilslos
fen 2euten, alein ba bieie f6 in Der
erbridenben Maioritdt befiuben, 10 ge'
uiat bas boltommen. Cine Der biimms
item, babel aber bod wirfiamfen 1T bie'
ienise bonn p8ei6muben bes eigener
Neftesl1
Sie gegenmdrtig graiirenbe @dfarens
perberrlidung bat babin gefibrt. baB
man ni1t mebr als rsuter Seutfner"
gilt, tpen1 man, bonn Stanopuntte bes
repubIitani lid sefiunten Deuti9'
Entertainers aug, irgenb gtuas on Der
gegenmdrtig in Deutidlano berri9en,
BEN Militdrs unb SatrapensW irtbi1afi
aus3uisben bat,-eine Wirtbfdaft. bic
iebe freie eigene Dileuss unb Nei.
rungsdNberune aIs &eidsfeinof9af1
unb 2~aubesperratb perfoIgt. Die Ieiies
Re 2ritif bieier 3uffdnoe (pon bener
iibrigens ielbft bic enrasirteften Inbdn'
ger 6erielben suseben, baB fie auf bic
Dauer unterbaItbar iinb y iDirb nit BEN
SiteI ,6dimpfen" beIest, unb ldBi
man ii6 oaburd ni9t abi6reden, ge'
raoe berats gu fagen, mas mon
benft unb fhbIt, bann leget bic betref'
fenben S1Iauf6pfe ibre Denterftirn in
TqIten, bemiiben f9 pergebli9, Elm
aetfreides 8eii9t su MAIDEN uno tatIer
lire Weisbeit suiammen IN Der ibnerl
alsuniuerfal sginwurf geltenbenpbraie
r2ein 8Osel bei9mast ieiH eISeres
glefi"
MGe iene 2eute begebeu in ibrem
blinben perioneneultus ben Gebler, BIZ
Regierung nit Der RatiDn gu uertpe9'
feln. Oas Bolt it etpig, unb feline
gntuidIuns, @ereoeluug unb 0ebuna
auauftreben-bas lit tDabrer patrtptls'
musi Man fann elm treuer patriot.
elm gutter Deuti9er fein, obne besbalt
fur cine Hegierungsform ~ f1pdrmen,
beren @runoprineip es TT, iebe frsi'
beitii9e &egung bes Bottles int Setrit
su eritiden. -.
Man fam allen ienen-no9 nidt II
ben Self Der republifanif6eu Staats'
form
(tbeiIs aus proteifion. tbeiIs aus 2ieb'
babereir gar nidt oft genug ins De
bd6tniB suriidrufen. baB bic Regierunf
oes 8oItes tpegeri ba lit, ni9t abel
oas Bolt Jim als Spielbaa fur BIZ
Qaunen Der Negierung su bienen!-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24
setseu. ,peld,e bic sterem ansretfen.

aeboren Al ben f9Iimtnfeu, bic man tsnnt.
Sarnrubr, bic 4risttf9s aranibeit, 8laien'
CRIES unb anbere qeiDen Der Misren uno Der
SIai. uerben In fapersn 6dasn seipobnlid
nidt sebeiIt, aber fs fOnnen bnrd seitiee y.
be ibluna berbatet pereeu. Gin pertboouss
an.eauuasmitfel Der Sarnbriisn if timmsr in
Sofetfers Ragenbitters s~efunSsu
porbsn, cine @ebiain. pslds ibnsn nt@t nu
bic uotbiae anreauua perIeibt, tpenn fie In I'm
tbatiateif bsrfalen, ionbern aud ibre arafts
unb ibr Gblonbetunssbermoseu bermebrt Sn'
benz lie lie Fbitigtsit Der Nisren uno Der 9Iafe
bertarft. bat bisfe Nebisin bic peitsre @ir.
fang ~nnreinbeiteu aus tem glute aus;ui9et'
ben, beren ausidsibuns unb abfabruns BON
pieien Orsansn saua aaein bsiorst wsrben
mus. Oas 8,ttfrs IN aud elm aeinisunss.
unS Rrdftisunssmittel Der Giusspeioe unb bee
Raesne, elm Wittel obns Gleidsn sesen biliofe
eeiosn uub @sdfdfsbsr. IS iuirtt elmer aei.
auna 3u frib,siiissm 8erfaa sntgtsen. uno
biIost cine Stite unb cine erqu,duns fir bic
aIten uub Sdipa6en.
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2weites GOntert int Opernbarie,
Oonuerfag, ben II. APRIL
q 1fh Mkeuhs.

2weites Gontert int Opernbarit,
Oonuerfag, ben II. APRIL
s l1br Mbenbs.
l., Symphonic CIV, OPP. 90-Allegro
vivace, Andante con motto, con
motto moderate, S~altarello prestol,
s. Menbelsfeba $ 8artbolbp. 6eits
or&efter.
g.. al Qieb. .@aIpeFonr Salamanber4
(Direetor: 3. Wilfens);
b rMoloabenbi@ ein1. bon ). y.
G6m0laer. -. 6oufton 6dugers
bunb (Dirisent: garl 3eus).
g.. lie dernier Sommeil de laVierge',
greIubio sur A. Scene Der LAS
somptionA, s. Mafeust. etrei@'
infirumente.
a.. .@reteleiu", 6. Mttenhofer. 80 eTa'
nii6sr Sduserbunb:
s., Ouberture su ~6reifdik1 Carl Nt.
b. Meber. $500. .6efsD rdbetter.
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